Ross Stores, Inc.
ROST · Nasdaq
- $230.74
- $73.49B
- Open
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- $228.25 - $231.85
- $143.39 - $257.00
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- 1.60M
About Ross Stores, Inc.
Ross Stores is a discount retail business selling branded and other merchandise to shoppers seeking value. Its model is based on purchasing opportunistically and selling goods at prices below conventional retailers, generating revenue primarily through store transactions. The supplied material identifies Ross Stores as part of the retail-discount sector and points to value-seeking shoppers, digital investment, supply chains, and private labels as industry growth themes, but it does not provide segment names, segment revenue contributions, customer counts, store counts, or geographic detail. Reported financial figures include $22.8 billion of revenue and $2.1 billion of net income for FY2026, although another supplied line lists $21.1 billion of FY2026 revenue.
Notable Price Movement
- Aug 3-7$255.231.66%
Ross Stores finished the supplied weekly window at $251.06 versus $251.03, a gain of $0.03, or 0.01%. Trading was initially firm, with the stock rising to $251.96 on July 29 and $252.57 on July 30, before giving back most of that advance at $251.07 on July 31. It rebounded to $252.91 on August 3, then reversed sharply to $251.06 on August 4. The supplied evidence contains no company-specific announcement, earnings release, guidance change, or analyst action explaining those reversals. The move therefore appears to have been range-bound trading rather than a news-driven repricing; no broader market catalyst is identified in the evidence either.
